For the third time in a row, AMPJE has been made advisor to a fund raised by The Greater Manchester Pension Fund.
Swiss healthcare investment house NMT New Medical Technologies has hired Beat Hermann.
The German venture capitalist is looking to close its second fund by the end of the first quarter in 2002.
The buyout house has agreed to pay Avecia, which it owns alongside Cinven, E375m for Stahl.
Exceeding expectations, bullish European institutions have doubled their private equity commitments since 1999, allocating E27bn to the asset class in 2001.
The London-based private equity firm has invested alongside Deutsche Bank in Hotel Arts.
Andrew Fisher, the CEO of UK specialist bank Coutts, will join private equity firm The Carlyle Group next year.
The buyout firm’s new fund has received over E3.5bn in commitments from 60 investors, a third of which have invested in the firm for the first time.
The private equity firm has boosted its Paris office to be able to absorb increased deal activity in the region.
Kendal Milne, an employee of 25 years, has been promoted from Scotland to Southampton to head the bank’s team of local dealmakers.